I had the three count Moby Duck fritters ($13), cup of clam chowder ($9), and Dungeness crab melt (comes with fries - $28) for my first time at Moby Duck. There's a lot on their menu that was unavailable, but hopefully as they're open for longer, they'll have more steady supplies. The clam fritters were deep fried, not pan fried, and didn't taste anything like the traditional clam fritters I had been looking forward to. They were still good, but the sauce kind of overpowered them. The clam chowder was kind of thin and average tasting. It certainly wasn't bad, but not something I'd pay $9 a cup for again. It is gluten-free, so if that's something you're looking for, this clam chowder is for you. The fries don't look like much, but they are sublime! They didn't have any type of dipping sauce, but the waitress offered me a side of mayo to make my own. I'm a dipping sauce fanatic, but the fries were so good, I had some without any dipping sauce. The Dungeness crab melt was the star of the show! It was flavorful without overpowering the crab. I'm delighted to find a crab melt that has that perfect balance. The waitress was charming, and the food didn't take too long. read more